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Introducing The Family Law Arbitrators Group
Enhancing private dispute resolution for families
Psychological and psychiatric assessments in family proceedings
Why asking the right questions at the outset can change everything
A family law dilemma: paternalism versus autonomy
The courts no longer have time to assess the fairness of settlements, and attitudes to provision are changing. We need to reflect that in our advice – and record it
The critical role of preparation in family mediation
Enhancing client skills for successful outcomes by way of pre-mediation coaching
Anatomy of a mediation
When we understand the fundamental ingredients of the process, a surprisingly wide variety of scenarios become “mediatable”
Year of the Code: a YRes perspective on client options
“Use my experience and knowledge to guide clients through the options available to them”
Full Steam Ahead: Resolution interviews the new chair and vice chair
Cohabitation reform, NCDR, developing the regions and YRes, expanding our membership to other professionals … Our new chair and vice chair do not intend to drop the ball or let the wheel stand still
View from the chair: Resolution is family practice
It is a huge privilege to take the reins from Grant Cameron, and an exciting time to be pushing for change in the family justice sector
Separation across borders
Further thoughts on the interaction between family and immigration law
Client onboarding technology can save you time and your clients money
Following the success of the online Engage platform, the concept is being extended to provide an NCDR assessment too